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In this familiar account of Jesus Feeding the 5000, Pastor Bob shares four insights into truths about Jesus that, just like a multiplication table, are always true! The four questions at the end of the message will prompt you to consider how these truths will change your life today.

Through the account of Jesus' miraculous healing of the lame man at the Pool of Siloam, Pastor Angel offers us five questions we need to answer if we want to get well.

By looking at the account of Jesus healing a government official's son, we see four clear stages of faith unfold in this desperate father's life.

A man had been blind from birth. Jesus made some mud, put it on the man’s eyes and told him to go wash it off. When the man did as Jesus instructed, he could see. From this miracle, learn why blindness isn't just our physical inability to see.

Pastor Angel continues to share how the resurrection of Jesus Christ changes everything. A resurrected Jesus causes us to become a resurrected people.

Pastor Angel shares from Daniel 3 that because Jesus is with us in the fire, as followers of Jesus, we don't bow down to the fear!

Invite the presence of God into our lives everyday by making room for growth, gratitude, and grace.

The joy of the Lord is our strength! Joy comes from hearing God. Joy is magnified when it is shared.

Nothing silences the enemy and secures our victory more powerfully than prayer.

The enemy aims to kill what God wants to do in you and through you, but we can defeat discouragement and attacks of the enemy.

God calls us to be part of the solution. We own it by exploring what needs to be done, inviting the right people, and speak God's truth for encouragement.

If we want continued restoration in our lives, we must be part of the restoration in others' lives.

Tiffany Carbaugh shares in our first week of Nehemiah -- Rebuilding Our City

Pastor Angel shares what God sees for the Tri-Cities and practical ways we can partner with Him to unleash the hope of Jesus to the people around us.

Pastor Angel shares and elaborates on the five core values of HOPE Tri-Cities: Discipleship, Missional, Prophetic Community, Unity, Authenticity